Sentence examples for quickly deprived from inspiring English sources

Even when a character is nobly born, like Bovo, the main character of the last story, and one of the most beloved characters in all of Yiddish literature, he's quickly deprived of his nobility by cruel fate or a bitter enemy.

Faced with huge costs, the argument goes, companies will be unable to develop their networks quickly, depriving people of the chance to use this new technology.

The consequence of feuding with someone who is impervious to disapproval is that the grudge is unreciprocated, quickly depriving the silent treatment of its oxygen.

The need to deploy water solutions quickly to deprived areas is unlikely to recede anytime soon.

As they need to earn money, they become adults very quickly, being deprived of childhood: "Even aged 12 their histories are so difficult that this would be enough to shoot several TV dramas", he added.

The cheap debt that powered the last boom disappeared quickly last summer, depriving buyout firms of their main source of financing.

He urged each specialty society, using rigorous scientific approaches, to develop "top five" lists of tests and treatments whose elimination for major categories of patients would save the most money quickly "without depriving any patient of meaningful medical benefit".

Among old timers, there remains a feeling that the reunification happened so quickly they were deprived of the chance to negotiate what should be kept and what should be discarded and therefore lost the opportunity to try and form a new improved and hopefully better GDR.

Brain death follows very quickly when nerve cells are deprived of oxygen, and to prevent it most dinosaurs must have required two ventricles.

None had brain damage, which can follow cardiac arrest if the heart is not restarted quickly and the brain was deprived of oxygen.

Closely associated with the power structures of the Persian Empire, Zoroastrian clergy quickly declined after it was deprived of the state support.